Treatment of choice is surgical excision. Although pathologic evaluation of the lesion is necessary to determine the diagnosis, it is possible to make a reasonable differential diagnosis based on knowledge of prior tumors that have appeared as tender lesions. Found inside – Page vCutaneous osteoma cutis, primary. ... 262–263 - Deep granuloma annulare, 298–299 differential diagnosis, 299 rheumatoid nodule vs., 301 - Deep lymphangioma. General imaging differential considerations include: Osteoma cutis of the foot is extremely rare and there are very few reported cases. Europe PMC is an archive of life sciences journal literature. Malignant pilomatrixoma can occur rarely, differential diagnosis would The differential diagnosis when it occurs in the cheek includes calcified facial lymph nodes, sebaceous cyst, ossifying haematoma, sialadenopathy, giant cell tumour, foreign body reaction, osteoma cutis and tumour arising from superficial lobes of the parotid gland.1 8. To achieve satisfactory outcomes, the basic and clinical aspects of osteoma cutis must be clearly defined. Miliary osteoma cutis is a rare entity, with just over 50 cases described in the literature [ 1. The differential diagnoses include a kerion, dissecting cellulitis of the scalp, folliculitis decalvans, and acne keloidalis nuchae. Osteoid osteoma is characterized by an intracortical nidus with a variable amount of calcification, as well as cortical thickening, sclerosis, and bone marrow edema. In addition, primary osteoma cutis may occur as an idiopathic event, usually later in life, as a solitary osteoma. Calcinosis cutis is a term used to describe a group of disorders in which calcium deposits form in the skin. Systemic calcium metabolism is normal. Found inside – Page 468... within fluid - filled cysts ; ( b ) " diaphysitis " ( subperiosteal new bone formation ) ; ( c ) vascular calcification , calcinosis cutis . ... Differential Diagnosis : Calcinosis universalis and circumscripta , vitamin D intoxication , milk - alkali syndrome ... The differential diagnosis includes sebaceouscyst, ossifying haematoma, keratoacanthoma, pyo-genic granuloma, fat necrosis, giant cell tumour, chondroma, dermoid cyst, foreign body reaction, degen-erating fibroxanthoma, metastatic bone formation, and osteoma cutis. Found inside – Page 181FIGURE 4 A. FIGURE 4 B. The differential diagnosis of superimposed soft - tissue radiopacities also included phleboliths , sialoliths , osteoma mucosae , myositis ossificans , calcinosis cutis , and artifacts , e.g. , fixer spots . B Obe . Discussion ... Found inside – Page 382Single small osteomas arising later in life in various Cutaneous ... Differential Diagnosis: Osteoma cutis should be differentiated with its own different ... Dermatol Surgery 40: 66-68. In cases where the osteoma is thought to be responsible for symptoms (e.g. 2011 Jun. Osteoma cutis of the foot is extremely rare and there are very few reported cases. Osteoma cutis can occur as a primary or secondary cutaneous lesion. Found inside – Page 469An important differential diagnosis is that of pseudohypoparathyroidism and it has to be excluded by the examination of the calcium and phosphorus metabolism . There are 2 possible explanations for the etiology of osteoma cutis , an osseous ... The differential diagnoses include a kerion, dissect-ing cellulitis of the scalp, folliculitis decalvans, and acne . The incidence of in-growing toenail in the United Kingdom is estimated to be 10,000 new cases per year and many are treated non-operatively. Osteoma are a rare, benign inflammatory tumor of canine bone.. Osteoma Symptom Checker: Possible causes include Exostosis. A 47-year-old woman was admitted to the hospital for IV antibiotic treatment of recurrent cellulitis with ulceration of her left second and third toes. In the present case, a girl 4 months and 2 years of age presented with refractory ectopic calcification emanating from the maxilla and demonstrated repeated recurrence after surgical resection. Secondary osteoma cutis is associated with a pre-existing lesion, trauma, or inflammatory process. This new edition is an absolute must for practicing dermatopathologists and general pathologists who sign out skin biopsies. However, the ultrasonographic pattern associated with clinical characteristics (mainly sex and anatomical site) oriented toward this diagnosis, being the differential diagnosis to be placed mainly against comedones, sebaceous nevus, cutaneous calcinosis, and pseudoxantoma elasticus. Although surgery is the treatment of osteoma cutis, recurrence is common, creating frustration for the patient's family and the surgeon. Spontaneous new bone formation within the skin. The subtypes of primary osteoma cutis include congenital plate-like osteoma, isolated osteoma, multiple military osteoma of the face, widespread osteoma, and osteoma cutis occurring as an associated feature of syndromes with metabolic dysfunction: Albright’s hereditary osteodystrophy, fibrodysplasia of progressive ossification, and osseous progressive heteroplasia. While pathogenesis remains unclear, most affected individuals have suffered from acne vulgaris at some point. The diagnosis of osteoma cutis, nodules of subcutaneous ossifications or deep heterotopic ossifications should trigger a clinical and biochemical work … We report the first case of osteoma cutis coexisting with cutis laxa-like PXE. What Is Your Diagnosis? Differential Diagnosis • Myositis ossificans; is of greater proportions, in some cases causing noticeable deformity of the facial contour. Osteoma cutis encompasses a group of cutaneous ossifying disorders, more commonly secondary to trauma, inflammation or neoplasms. Epidermolytic hyperkeratosis and congenital platelike osteoma cutis in a child. Synovial chondromatosis (synonyms include synovial osteochondromatosis, primary synovial osteochondromatosis, and synovial chondrometaplasia) is a rare disease affecting the synovium, a thin flexible membrane around a joint. Osteoma Cutis is a rare disorder characterized by spontaneous bone formation beneath the skin. This section has been translated automatically. Dystrophic calcification is the most common cause of calcinosis cutis and is associated with normal calcium and phosphorus levels. Abstract. Define osteoma cutis. 1 It is distinguished radiographically and pathologically from calcinosis cutis by the deposition of organized bone matrix, while the latter is characterized by the deposition of amorphous calcium salts within the skin. Found inside – Page 929Differential diagnosis q Tumoral calcinosis q Amyloid tumor q Para-gout ... CLINICAL FEATURES Osteoma cutis – also called cutaneous ossification – is a rare ... When these findings are present, a diagnosis of osteoid osteoma is easily made. Found insideFigure 4219 Individual lesions of osteoma cutis can mimic a pilomatricoma. Pediatric Patient Differential Diagnosis and Pitfalls Epidermoid cyst Dermoid ... Diagnosis Found inside – Page 92... increased dermal mucin content, thick dermis Hyperadrenocorticism ○ Calcinosis cutis, comedones, absence of erector pili muscles Hyposomatotropism ... Found inside – Page 19... calcified calcified epidermal / pilar cyst calcinosis cutis in association with collagen vascular diseases metastatic calcification Osteoma cutis ... Cutis. Osteoma cutis can occur as a primary or secondary cutaneous lesion. Found inside – Page 276Fibroplasia of the dermis Differential Diagnosis a. Dystrophic calcinosis cutis from a ruptured cyst in the scrotum tends to be unifocal and may exhibit ... The most common clinical presentation is that of irregularly surfaced papules, nodules, and plaques. Learn more about the different types of osteoma and what causes them. mature osteoma. This article also covers the symptoms, diagnosis, and potential treatment options. Osteoma cutis is a rare condition involving the formation of bone in skin or subcutaneous tissue. Found inside – Page 135Differential Diagnosis : Spondyloarthropathies , septic arthritis ... CALCINOSIS AND CALCIPHYLAXIS Synonyms : Calcinosis cutis , dystrophic calcification . Osteoma Cutis and Calcinosis Cutis: “Similar but Different” November 2020; Journal of Clinical and Aesthetic Dermatology 13(11):28-31 Osteoma affects a wide group of domestic and wild animals. Biopsy showed extensive cutane-ous ossification in the dermis and subcutis with dermal fibrosis and minimal surrounding inflammation (H&E, original magnification ×40). osteoma cutis synonyms, osteoma cutis pronunciation, osteoma cutis translation, English dictionary definition of osteoma cutis. OSTEOMA CUTIS • Rare soft tissue ossification in the skin • 85% of the cases occur secondary to acne of long duration developing in a scar or chronic inflammatory dermatisis. Osteoma cutis represents a reactive, metaplastic, lamellar bone formation in the dermis and/or subcutis. Ultrasonographic evaluation showed multiple tiny osteomas diffusely scattered along the entire abdominal wall, axillae, and medial aspect of the upper arms. The lesions have remained stable. 92 Differential Diagnosis of Skin Nodules and Cysts Although it is often difficult to make a diagnosis based on clinical grounds alone, and most if not all lumps that do not resolve spontaneously over time will eventually be excised, it is helpful to limit the wide range of possible diagnoses … The patient had been treated repeatedly over the previous 10 years for similar episodes of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus cellulitis with ulceration of the same toes. Calcinosis cutis differs from osteoma cutis as osteoma cutis represents bone formation whereas calcinosis cutis represents calcium salt deposits. How is osteoma cutis diagnosed? Metastatic calcinosis cutis: Metastatic calcinosis cutis results from abnormal calcium or phosphate metabolism, … The clinical differential diagnosis included keratoacanthoma, phlebolith, pilomatricoma, pilomatrical carcinoma, and squamous cell carcinoma. Found inside – Page 226Differential diagnosis included comedonal AV (macrocomedones), multiple epidermal cysts, osteoma cutis, and adnexal neoplasms warranting histologic ... They are usually situated deep in the dermis or subcutaneous tissue and may be seen when radiographs of the area are taken. Isolated lesions of perforating osteoma cutis are uncommon and can present with varying clinical features. Platelike osteoma cutis. This may be a primary event or, more often, secondary to … Found inside – Page 161Osteoma cutis, foreign body granuloma, and dermatofibroma are other differential diagnostic considerations. Some imaging procedures may be helpful in the ... Blalock TW, Teague D, Sheehan DJ. Osteoma cutis or cutaneous ossification is a rare and benign dermatological disease characterized by bone formation in the dermis or subcutaneous tissue. Osteomas are, as the name suggests, osteogenic tumors composed of mature bone. Search worldwide, life-sciences literature Search We present a case where osteoma cutis was masquerading as an in-growing toenail, and wish to highlight the condition as a differential diagnosis for this condition. Found inside – Page 66... disease differential diagnosis 63.28 variants 72.10 osteoid osteoma, radiography 95.48 osteolyses, inherited 72.19 osteoma cutis 90.36 osteoma mucosae ... Found inside – Page 25The differential diagnosis of pilomatricoma includes other benign cysts, foreign body granulomas, calcinosis cutis and even vascular malformations when the overlying skin has prominent vascularity or has undergone hemorrhage. … The latter is defined by calcium salt deposits in the absence of osteoid, which itself comprises osteoblasts, … The incidence of in-growing toenail in the United Kingdom is estimated to be 10,000 new cases per year and many are treated non-operatively. Signs & Symptoms. However, osteoma cutis may be revealed by an X-ray, even when unnoticed by the affected individual. Serum calcium and parathyroid hormone (PTH) levels can help in identifying Albright hereditary osteodystrophy. If removed surgically, the biopsy will reveal bone within the skin or fatty tissue. What is the treatment for osteoma cutis? Found inside – Page 247... the rapidly progressive course in this It is important to differentiate calciphylaxis from the patient illustrates the importance of considering calciphylaxis more common metastatic calcification , or calcinosis . Much in the differential diagnosis of ... The differential diagnosis for osteoid lesions includes: bone island (enostosis) associations: osteopoikilosis, osteopathia striata, melorheostosis osteoma osteoid osteoma osteoblastoma osteosarcoma See also cartilaginous lesions fibrous lesions Gouty tophi: The crystal deposits form washed out pale areas surrounded by a dense inflammatory cell infiltrate containing multinucleated giant cells. Found inside – Page 421290-1 differential diagnosis 291 Seip-Uwrence syndrome .see total lipodystrophy ... 1 10 solitary osteoma cutis, differential diagnosis 266 Sotos svndrome, ... A theory offered by some authors is that chronic inflammation may trigger the differentiation of mesenchymal cells, such as fibroblasts, to differentiate into osteoblasts, with the resulting formation of ossific foci in the dermis and subcutis. Found inside – Page 1203... with Previous Primary Malignant Tumors: Differential Diagnosis (Giovagnoli et al), 2002;46:430-432 (Letter) Aspiration ... 2002;46: 1166-1168 (Letter) Calcinosis Cutis in Chronic Renal Failure Diagnosed by Fine Needle Aspiration: A Case ... discussed. Found insideTable 4.3 Differential diagnosis of skin lumps Common diagnosis Common ... Rare differential diagnoses Lipoma Gouty tophus Epidermal cyst Osteoma cutis ... Calcinosis cutis, or cutaneous calcification, is the deposition of insoluble calcium salts in the skin and subcutaneous tissues. Found inside – Page 537This form is known as multiple miliary osteoma cutis. ... Differential Diagnosis The differential diagnosis should include myositis ossificans, calcinosis ... Some surgeons prefer to excise all osteomas. Differential diagnoses include osteoma cutis, calcified lymph nodes or cysts, and areas of calcified necrotic materials such as caseous granulomas in tuberculosis. Found inside – Page 706Dermatomyositis – calcinosis cutis; white papules resembling malignant atrophic papulosis JAAD 36:317–319, 1997 Graft vs. host disease, chronic –lichen ... Pathology. treated non-operatively. Internal structure: homogenously Radio opaque DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS: • Tempero mandibular joint dysfunction. mucocele) then resection is required. Calcinosis cutis is a descriptive term for the deposition of insoluble calcium salts in the cutaneous and subcutaneous tissue. Differential diagnoses include osteoma cutis, calcified lymph nodes or cysts, and areas of calcified necrotic materials such as … Differential diagnosis. Osteoid Osteoma (benign tumor) ... so do not have this on the list of differential diagnoses if it is a mixed lesion. dense bone lacking Haversian system. • Calcinosis cutis • Osteoma mucosae; if the blown out cheek technique is used, the lesions of osteoma cutis. This section has been translated automatically. Osteoid Osteoma (benign tumor) Diagnose this lesion. Found inside – Page 112cutis. Synonym(s) Cutaneous calcinosis; cutaneous calculi Definition A ... with CREST syndrome Differential diagnosis Gouty tophus; granuloma annulare; ... We present a case of a man who developed perforating osteoma … The pathology seems to have been affecting animals for a long time. Osteoma cutis and osteocartilaginous choristoma were described as possible differential diagnoses 28. We present a case where osteoma cutis was masquerading as an in-growing toenail, and wish to highlight the condition as a differential diagnosis for this condition. Osseous choris- toma or osteoma mucosae may be included, but the present lesion appears to be more superficial and dermal than mucosal and seems to be associated secondarily with the latter. Found inside – Page 11248Anatomopathological study of 2 cases ) Jeandel ( Osteoma cutis . ... 29 ( 5 ) : 333-5 special emphasis on the differential diagnosis and et al . We present a case where osteoma cutis was masquerading as an in-growing toenail, and wish to highlight the condition as a differential diagnosis … Behcet’s syndrome, presenting symptoms— ROSE Path — Recurrent genital ulceration, Oral ulceration*, Skin lesions (e.g., erythema nodosum, subcutaneous thrombo- phlebitis, cutaneous hypersensitivity), Eye lesions (e.g., iridocyclitis, chori- oretinitis) and a positive pathergy test (*Oral ulceration is a central criterion for diagnosis) Primary multiple miliary osteoma cutis: an unusual Chinese case Primary multiple miliary osteoma cutis: an unusual Chinese case Ma, Hui‐Jun; Jia, Chi‐Yu; Yang, Yang; Song, Lian‐Jin; Hu, Rong; Li, Ting‐Hui 2014-01-01 00:00:00 Introduction Cutaneous ossification is a rare and benign dermatosis caused by the formation of bone tissue in the dermis, which occurs more frequently in women. Found inside – Page 486Differential Diagnosis Osteoma cutis can be mistaken for dystrophic calcification if the presence of bone is not recognized. Osteoid osteoma and fibrous dysplasia in the periapical region of maxillary incisors Report of three cases Ingrid Brynolf, D.D.S., M.D., Ph.D., Malm Sweden DEPARTMENT OF ORAL DIAGNOSIS, ROYAL DENTAL SCHOOL T XiiE _..he majority of periapical lesions are mediated through the pulp or, at any rate, are of odontogenic origin. Differential Diagnoses Calcinosis Cutis Cartilaginous tumors of the skin Foreign body Gouty tophus Myositis ossificans dermis and calcium deposits along the elastic fibers. 1 Based upon the etiology of calcium deposition, there are five subtypes of calcinosis cutis: dystrophic, metastatic, idiopathic, iatrogenic, and calciphylaxis ( table 1 ). Found inside – Page 16A Practical Guide to the Differential Diagnosis of Symptoms, Signs, ... basal cell carcinomas, osteoma cutis • Occupational exposures to oils or grease ... The monomorphic and indurated nature of the lesions raised concern regarding multiple adnexal neoplasms, which may be associated with an underlying genetic syndrome. Found inside – Page 411Differential diagnosis 1. ... more common type of osteoma cutis, multiple whitish or skin—colored (1.129) papules of the face (1.44), usually related to ... A diagnosis of POH is made only if the bone formation progresses to the deeper connective tissues. Clin Exp Dermatol 28: 673-674 Found inside – Page 43323-13 Violaceous macules and papules of osteoma cutis in an infant with osteoma ... Differential Diagnosis Hypocalcemia, hyperphosphatemia, and elevated ... Found inside – Page 324Diagnosis and Management Susan Mallory, Alanna F. Bree, Peggy Chern ... Other forms of primary osteoma cutis: a. Widespread osteomas present since birth or ... Differential diagnosis . A 17-month-old Hispanic girl presented with a plate of subcutaneous bone since birth as well as considerable scaling and hyperkeratosis centered around the joints. Three histological patterns are recognized 1: ivory osteoma. The main conditions to consider in the differential diagnoses of this type of lesion are listed in Table 1. Osteoma cutis may be primary, in which there are no preceding cutaneous lesion, as in Albright's hereditary osteodystrophy, or secondary, following an inflammatory granuloma or scar. It may be primary, occurring in normal skin, or secondary, occurring in disrupted skin tissue. A diagnosis of platelike osteoma cutis (PLOC) was favored. Found inside – Page 776The differential diagnosis includes Noonan syndrome. ... Osteoma cutis, the ectopic deposition of bone, in the dermis, is the cutaneous hallmark of this ... The diagnosis must be based on a consideration of the combined clinical data and radiologic and pathologic findings. 2011 Jun. Although the clinical hypothesis of fibro-osseous lesion, in the present case, the diagnosis possibilities also include osseous choristoma or osteoma due to hard consistency. Osteoma cutis can present anywhere on the body but most commonly occurs on the scalp, face, and extremities. The incidence of in-growing toenail in the United Kingdom is estimated to be 10,000 new cases per year and many are treated non-operatively. There have been case reports of bony cutaneous lesions of the foot, both benign and malignant and so these are Give 4 differential diagnoses for an osteoid osteoma. While dystrophic calcinosis cutis results in calcification of areas in the skin, osteoma cutis causes ossification of the dermis and subcutaneous tissue. Fortunately the differential diagnosis for this finding is not too difficult. The clinical differential diagnosis included keratoacanthoma, phlebolith, pilomatricoma, pilomatrical carcinoma, and squamous cell carcinoma. Multiple miliary osteoma cutis (MMOC) secondary to acne. lesions with differential diagnosis of BCC, cysts, and adnexal tumors, the diagnosis of osteoma cutis was established without any evidence of BCC. Platelike osteoma cutis also is a rare diagnosis and is associated with abnormal ossification of cutaneous or subcutaneous tissue. 42(5):483-5. Radiographic findings of osteoid osteoma (see Workup) may mimic those of stress fractures, intracortical abscesses, sclerosing osteomyelitis of Garré, or avascular necrosis. Histology corresponding to osteoma cutis. appear much more superficial than … Chabra IS et al (2014) Evaluation and management of multiple miliary osteoma cutis: case series of 11 patients and literature review. We present a case of a man who developed perforating osteoma … Clinical Course and Treatment. Found inside – Page 257D E 258 A Criteria for diagnosis Pitfalls • Discrete,firm nodules ofvariable. CALCINOSIS CUTIS (AND OSTEOMA CUTIS) Calcinosis cutis describes the presence ... Differential Diagnosis (Other conditions with similar appearance) Various skin cancers Dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans Neurilemoma Eruptive Vellus Hair Cysts Osteoma Cutis Follicular Infundibulum Tumor Folliculitis Trichilemmoma Folliculoma Trichoepithelioma Insect Bites Trichofolliculoma Keratoacanthoma. Differential diagnoses include osteoma cutis, calcified lymph nodes or cysts, and areas of calcified necrotic materials such as … Fourteen per cent, however, are primary, and these may be syndromatic (associated to Albright's hereditary osteodystrophy) or occur in isolation. Primary and secondary forms of osteoma cutis can be separated on the basis of the absence or presence of an underlying skin disorder. 2 ⇓ –4 Some consider calcinosis cutis a precursor or the early manifestation of osteoma cutis. The pathogenesis of military osteoma cutis remains unclear. Hampe et al. MMOC is a rare subtype of skin ossification that is characterized by bony tissue formation in the dermis and subcutaneous layers. Otherwise, the bone formation is classified as osteoma cutis. Osteoma cutis can be found in patients with Gardner syndrome, which includes colonic polyposis, retinal hyperplasia, and other osseous and soft tissue growths. In pre-menopausal women with fair skin, the condition of multiple miliary osteoma cutis is a relevant differential diagnosis for solid subcutaneous facial nodules. The patient opted not to undergo treatment. Differential diagnosis. Osteoma cutis (cutaneous ossification) represents primary or secondary formation of ossific foci in the skin. It was first described by Martin Wilckens in 1858. Osteoid Osteoma (benign tumor) Diagnose this lesion. Osteoma cutis, also called cutaneous ossification, refers to the rare occurrence of bone in the skin. The inflammatory changes of radiodermatitis may J Am Acad Dermatol . Check the full list of possible causes and conditions now! Dystrophic calcification is typically associated with a systemic disease such as systemic sclerosis, dermatomyositis, mixed connective tissue disease, or … It was first described by Martin Wilckens in 1858. also known as osteoma spongiosum. Therapy. Epidermolytic hyperkeratosis and congenital platelike osteoma cutis in a child. 1. Found inside – Page 481calcinosis circumscripta 418, 446 differential diagnosis 29 paw lesions 65 calcinosis cutis differential diagnosis endocrine skin diseases 297–299, ... It was determined that the mass located on the front wall of abdomen was histopathologically osteoma cutis. R. M. Myllylä, K. M. Haapasaari, R. Palatsi et al., “Multiple miliary osteoma cutis is a distinct disease entity: four case reports and review of the literature,” British Journal of … Differential diagnosis included comedonal AV (macrocomedones), multiple epidermal cysts, osteoma cutis, and adnexal neoplasms warranting histologic evaluation to differentiate. Other conditions to be taken into account include ossifying haematoma, chondroma, dermoid cyst, degenerating fibroxanthoma, metastatic bone formation and osteoma cutis. [View Abstract] Russell P, Valmadre S, Howard V. Localised epidermolytic hyperkeratosis of the vulva: a case of mistaken identity. Request PDF | Osteoma cutis of the foot: A case report | Cutaneous osteoma is a rare occurrence of bony tissue within the skin. Osteoma cutis whether primary or secondary 13.2NG/ML Intact PTH 34.5pg/ml calcium 9.4mg/dl Found inside – Page 851Osteoblasts and osteocytes in primary cutaneous ossification originate from mesenchymal cells 120 and usually form membranous bone but occasionally form enchondral bone.423 Differential Diagnosis Secondary osteoma cutis , also called ... •. differential diagnosis, 393 mechanism of, 393 pathogenesis, 392–393 pathology, 393 treatment, 393 ... osteoma cutis, 475–476 subungual exostosis, 476 sebaceous, 446 sweat gland apocrine hidrocystoma, 450 ... cutis marmorata telangiectasia congenita, 200, 438 cutis verticis gyrata, 369 The disease can be ... RFT &LFT normal calcified swellings in the body, we must always consider a differential 25OH vitamin D diagnosis for the same. Osseous choristoma is a tumor-like growth of FIGURE 1. Found inside – Page 1237... 734f ossification, cutaneous see osteoma cutis osteoarthritis 145f dietary supplements 2212t differential diagnosis 711 osteochondroma of nail bed 2440t ... Conclusion: Osteoma cutis is a rare disorder most commonly affecting the face, but our patient had multiple lesions of the scalp. Define osteoma cutis. History and clinical examination support a differential diagnosis including dermoid cyst, epidermoid cyst, pilomatrixoma, teratoma, calcinosis cutis, osteoma cutis, nevus, neurofibroma, and hemangioma. This approach alone makes it possible to exclude a number of clinicopathologic entities that manifest with so-called osteoma cutis but whose associated lesions and genetic implications are different.. The differential diagnosis of the soft-tissue osteoma includes myositis ossificans, tumoral calcinosis, benign or malignant mesenchymoma, pilomatricoma, calcified gouty tophus, osteosarcoma, mellrheostosis, synovial chondromatosis, fibro-osseous pseudotumor and soft tissue sarcoma. The management of osteoma cutis is complex, and new approaches have been introduced. 87(6):278-80. Article. In the histological examination of lesions with differential diagnosis of BCC, cysts, and adnexal tumors, the diagnosis of osteoma cutis was established without any evidence of BCC. Virchow initially described calcinosis cutis in 1855. Dystrophic calcinosis cutis: Dystrophic calcinosis cutis results from local tissue damage. Found inside – Page 413Gynecomastia , skin softness , calcinosis cutis , and pigmented macules are other dermatologic signs associated with alopecia . DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS ( see Table 3 - 17 ) . . . . . . . . . . . . DIAGNOSTIC PLANS 1 . Thorough history and ... 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